o
i
' (‘llf‘f‘ n" relizious {with or )‘r‘uCliCC‘ in-
’ .- M one every hour.
" miles are trying to
. H1. fatalities within their territory; the
5 National Sate;
.ul.
a
ESTABLISH} ‘ h ’15“ ”BY
also the rules of safety. .. ' l
i All the united efforts of organizer-n;
3 Lions officials and uprivate' citizens
lboil down to the simple fact that the:
l only Way to be careful is to be careful“!
'scuooi. DAYS ‘ I w 83!
\.
isn't, :I‘lll til ry (will {:0 slum-ill lilzovl's
. to use the eyes and ears and maxi-l x1 ' {L _
JAMES» GQPEN lmum good sense with which‘one is "“h-A r——--._ I z , ‘ . _ _ .
' ‘ i 5 . endowed. . mm ; . r
3.. 1.. a A. LGOL‘DEN,_P1'0P6- —~——o——— ‘ . - fl
.' CITY TOURS FOR CRIMINALS. -F i- . N01‘V.7nn”s 1 q:.~ . ‘ . ,_
«A Jul ~- i ..
HONDAY, JUNE 5, 1922 Footpuds. thugs and their like in‘ A . . L , *Ci‘
1‘ ‘ Iiuenos All‘CS are going to have a
mNIATURE ALWAO FOR, strenuous time of it when;i iii-gestalt.
The chief of police has or are .t a .
\ , TOMORROW ‘4. hereafter they must make the tour of .
g .Slui rises 4:21, sets 732%“ the 46 police stations 01' ”19¢“?- 1“ " W0 are a
lliirh “do 5 :3-1 11. 11).. 6:0.) p. Ill. each station a prisoner must be; on ‘ 1n
- n view for 1:: hours. thus enabling the.‘ L
r. ’ * l ' " tion of the city to . L
The Assocmled these is exclusivey police in even see . l . . . ‘ . - .
mulcd to the use. for publication of become pretty thoroughly acquainted F‘rom Our Kitchen FurnlSfllne‘ D .
.11 news disnachtcs {credited to it or with the appearance of individual -5 9m.
not otherwise in this paper and also crooks. -.
In)! local news published herein. Working two shifts a day, and, ,L T‘ ’ESD Y .i“ ”I,
» ri hts of publication 0" new“ 9190 lng while on view. this course A
All i: p . .
Watches herein are also reserved. would keep the criminal busy for at- L
. 1:. BY least 23 days. After that he is to do d .3 L
MASON“, DIR T10 11 little more time in the Central Po- H N0 \‘ .
. . ‘ . ._ 0r \0 9
' oto rzi h. finger R9“ . ,
a, A smitwl communication of Old "gentitazfiiizn qWSiZErafilll‘ficnf slfetch will _ y L
.. \'0 1m l«‘. and A. M.. l‘ - ‘ 7 i .
Well ”up!“ '1‘ t‘ 'tswrooms Tuesday he made. h A or as
l" l‘“ W“ 1‘ " '. ' . .New York and 0t ei- mer-
X'm‘lm‘i -“"“' “h' 1922'; of??? (D‘ militia; now struggling more or c
. 'l‘.) \Vork—— Follow 1‘“ ogre? . . . th . ime wave. . L
in Muster \lzlsous cordially and fra- less successful!) “it”! :3“- Al 8 e use 8
' . ‘. should keep an e3e on uenos re - 01 ers
ternlllly ”ii-mill. ll . ours It” the system works there it might be . L
M. .(,..T 1' {afillnélll}! \3V \i. copied here with whatever variations . With Sliding Door. Heavyr
liniii'lil'l‘.Ji.‘wn.COX. Sec. or modifications seem approp’wfe. Tim White Enamel, Strong Heavv L . v“. ll to”?!
' ‘ ' —VV el 1 Made Regular ‘
.~ ' lump. - Emu—.m. . .
.. . . 35' R. A. M.. TH]. F01 RT}! \ Y .t. - L. r L"
Biillfir giggly: 13:31pm South Main Detroit is booming again. The Ford Value $1.75 4:) -- . . .00. L
meets ll‘lg‘lln '1 qud 4th Tuesdays of schedule for June calls for 5.400 cars spec“ z.-.l’) \ L s. z 1‘ lb; . l
“we" t1lt‘nh'lt ts o'clock July and a day. more than ever before- The . . - L
each ulon .-ll“d All R. A. Masons other factories show corresponding 1‘ E
Aug?“ .pfc'xl }r,;tprnuli\- invited. gains. With production specded up.
cordulll? .lm‘l, “29,- H .P. and working forces doing perhaps 20 , i L}; 4" . . i
s; I" I {'()V 'anrctnry. per cent. more per man than they used ’ ”3,”! . . l
I" 5‘" ‘ h ' “V to. it is still impossible to keep up with . . l
the insatiable demand for cars. Man- ' -.
Tm. }‘(H‘R'I‘l’l ESTA“; urncturers of cars and parts in 'othcr Read our Ads—Watch Our \‘ indows l
‘ . L rm” l-usiuvss seems to cities have the sanu‘ZHstorly'lt'ilttelli ads _ l
'llu. new}. ”NV WNW]. Th0“. is Thus the automo e inil..1r_\ :H' . . . 3
be f'lllir'f‘k “ -. .mmwt in “w “a.” 311‘ the rest in thc inllustria rev ‘ul.
a kind. m vullllfi 1_L (”Wing and Tliat is partly because it led in defia-
uimlf' 0‘ l";‘:“i”:'L‘L‘i'ixll‘t‘r‘gnt [.Mmum tion. while others hesitated. It is also . _
l“?"‘*}"‘_"~“‘t];j’{ “LLHNHW m ”1,. Pm- due to the increasing demand for
ii In on; ..}.l.........,.- “Much llw :iu- transportation facilities. . w LA“ “0 . .
“I'm-H o mic-gm imillul gradations. A Philosopher once said that the mo w musk - v. . “
Cie'” 1"” "L ‘n Luv“. .1... iloilgqs of primary needs of mml wcrc as follows: 5 ‘5‘.
(Hum 11W ~ = " ' . . . . ‘
. .. _ . . t to lie Hrst. food. second. clothing. third. _,
killu'h' up“; [ll‘l'H l \ \\( r1 “0 .- . . _
. . -. .l. loo slieltcr. fourth. transportation. That _ .
(lu‘._,-lloill'»l "'3 t3.” (1'11“;ill):r'tu:t 0‘1 ,‘g ucems SOUlltl enough today except that. ‘ (I’D. Of the Christensen SChOOl of. meAB AND FLOWER SEEDS
""M.‘ “.‘l“‘.t.,‘:..}‘l.\:i.l; the fourth necd is more clearly ap- , I opularrluusic. Misses Wall . and we have a fine assortment of Nursery Stock including Plan. Peach In!
‘0.lll;‘:.|.h:i.[..r... {we 1. g...” .lr-ul of my'S- prcclated than cvcr before. Some may Henderson. planoz. “9""5 “0““; l Chem Trees. Also Grape V1303. etc.
. 15.1“}. through the nm‘s :iltm-llczl question \flwtlu-r it should come so “all. x<1I-L'Jpli‘t.)no; Long. banjo: JO- We also carry a full line of Fertilizers an; ms&l;15clsdea.Ts
:en‘lh“ nucleus luuction. \Yllvu you for down in the list. hccuusc without bf”? bums): “‘1'“ drum? ‘ PLANT EéRLY AND OBTAIN 331' “L
lad In sits. lu-nlilt' into lit-ill: '2300'1 transportation it would lie impossible ”‘33”. Springfiehg' 6“?“ Emmy-93m .' SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST & SEED STORE
h} "anhrflmg “(H-”Len... or .ll-uppilxiz :L to provide the food. clothing and " ‘ p: _m'~ use a l “CNS ‘3 (‘5 'T l h 8'! . E "fl” 3! .
l Ilwll nl iurulm: lv'uu's 3m“ ‘1 l‘ilt'm” sllcltvr needed by modern ciillizatlon. Last-3m. A.mcrican' “Pd . ““9“”! .957 m ‘5 M
3. W vi n .lmn‘l .lo to have too -. e._.._....~__ - leagues. lncle \siggily liedtimel
:2”. If...» inquiry mm prom-sacs. (‘Lu’l‘Hl-is. Story from the. Springfield 1 men. 5
N V H ' N ”mum m the ”gimme We MW 890" some Wild coswmw “45 p. I'm-The fin“ of 3 SM!“ M. " . . The trans archi- oven-ware guaranteed not t: :“ésx » cverl. (Ev-.2
NW'UL‘“ ' ' ' t l Ci 'l w» k i » J h ' . , p _ .
um, “n...“m.) m ll“. Pl'liss, (illlih .m in our day. and read of some more. aka on ‘v c ‘ (e . n _ 0509 . f j hundred. chum and Sizes. coyered casseroles. "cps. snare an
"NW" 1 ‘ ‘” U‘" ”WWW M ”‘0 Wyn“: “'"l "mm “‘H (”I 5“” others. ltut, Ilearborn. kn"- Nflkgmf’ . “hut mp ' : { ovaL—Pudding dishes. utility dishes, pie Rates as: tread
malllv MN. *"Wlh'l‘w ““0"“ .“ ‘ ncvcr .VM on smi or llln'l have we 99““? La?" I'lcpnrtmcnt or {‘l‘rf’ln‘g’fié‘ld' [s- I ' , Pal“. plates. Bean pas. bl‘cuit pans, custard . Cia‘ nakrg
:leu‘ \"l‘»" Kl“: “NH?" ”If .“W unvlhll‘: to. compare with tho corniiin-x Down" l""~"'”""°" l.. R: (“Vs“- ”9'3 . ; l dishes with handles and various other useful o 5..
llllll'll. :Il‘v'I "“rt‘lthing “My "LI‘ul‘U': :illm‘ ol' cioiltos worn liv tho young-ti Kart-mint 0: {El-3M”: Musmchusetts : p , I
orulullwumrl (lot-s EMS ll" ’ l5 .' l lull); or. Ithh‘ outside of this mnntll's' rru‘u turn ( “fir"- ; . . . _‘ .‘
HOIIH'VVllt‘l‘t.‘ or 0W0"- “nd “my 'l‘uwur limiting. Just who: was she 55"” I“ m-“W'S‘Mlll MEWS. Rulll . In our back 8rd l 25 WASHINGTON STREET
Amwu-url knows how i-vcl‘tv' l-"-“"‘l"‘-‘ doing: 0.. n “’llltl". rnckv lw:nilnmi.l lloswlck Cook. soloist of 3' Paul a: ; . .
.. ., . , .
"w,” ought lo in- you. rw-l! H hi i
l
v“'llll llifill—lwi‘lwl pumps :lll'l socks on:
her lll'>’ll‘!‘pl!‘.lllll£. :wnll 'nr illv rest. :l::,
. . ' . r... l . i‘ . .
Whul (mi-r? (3.1‘. oi Hit llllilil} ‘ L‘.H.”...l and rugged “'lllle T‘"illi"0.ii
paid. luppml by n. ‘Vill" bond of rich fl.ll".'l
' — . ~ - .nlil i-f .
(viii-mush. lilo List Milo:gllpcrhllpq Sh“ ”v.1 gnrlu‘ll for any sport. out 8
Sli‘l‘ ' Won 1 le noivspa. l' . t - . . , . . H . ,:
{Ti-um)» (:H‘l‘vbélil)‘ on lion-spoilers ”Wilt“! lllllnm. nor for rim lamun 9'
'9 l' l ' “i, i. in ,UM 1:0,”, g m hut) “null: one can (-vcn rumoielv -
Wlm :40 Ill\\' .L“ l' ‘ ' f’l'v:‘i 'il
- . -' . ."l"l storil-s :ll-mll rulry- *' , ‘ - J
:"u, fh:,l_f'v,ll.::,l ,\..,.\.i.0,;\~ ”Sp-s ”mi- lulvss. of cmirsa. she “3'19 shrimp
"if": upll lmnk inf-Killll-ll'd liii- luctlz ”ll” \HU' .l'lsl to lulu: hrr picture.
n l I try dl' "i< ll\\'ll ll'l' ll"lllir‘ “HWY“ 117'] l!‘ lllilkt‘ D'lOl‘ llllllfl like us
fill: pill- . . _ . . - . ‘ . . ‘
m-w-r nun" mill-ll :i‘noul ill-\vsp:l.po m 'Nk NIH-Klimfl.
from (My “Whit. l:"llill'l|'l‘S wrro‘ of- Q .
(i‘ll Wuhan! 1 1w ‘ll’llL’lt"lllllO‘ lll‘ ll'r-
:' -~ . ' ~ - "ill il::ii . . ;
Illyll‘i: Illlfililr\. (lullil l .“.l . l
myslvi'lnllu lion'vr (if lllllvlll.‘ll}‘ \Vllll‘ll a y a lo rogram I
(‘nlllJ llmlu- i-l‘ -l:<€ru§ ;: llllbillll‘h‘s or - .
l'("lllf.l?lull \a'lill {t whill' of \xnr-‘A'. (Tune ‘40 300 Meters)
Now all lll'w i< 2mm. \Vllzit Willi
Ml'h‘llll‘ Slum 'x l't]l!lllll>(‘l,‘l". vs, in il
(‘qu‘ll r Luv-EK- llixlnllcul null lltli-r- “3'7“ Ncwark (“’t‘htlllghnuse).
"rm“? “Minx.“ 1” ”I“ filmmmy LAT“ 4:0!) p. m.-—l:us«-hall Kori-s, women's
Milli" l'ivut. win} lhlle .llll‘llh‘lll lll
thli‘ \'l|*.‘~‘l"’ ‘.Jll1lll'.‘l'l3‘ r\p‘:.llilllzi: L‘Ill’(‘—
ftlll‘.’ JHHY :: ‘-3 \‘.ll\' I‘Ll;ll">’ Plilll“ to ('0
l‘ilsllicu nmvs by the \Vomcn's “'cur
Dull) l“u..“:‘l0ll
l‘l‘(l;:l‘;.l!l.
Newspaper. musical
‘\
Police Find
l'mwrsulist church; Mrs. Caithl i'l‘no f
Campbell. pianist.
\\'\‘l’. Fur! “’uml. .V. Y. 1‘. (l 9
Signal Col-m).
Tune to 1450 Meters.
50 p. iu.~—lnstructi0n in radio.
00 p. m.~(.'or:c:i mm.- rl.i «am-c-
tion of Charles lsuuixim. A'ncnz
the artists w ‘J'u :ll LLRO' int“ H :l‘
pi:-i.rz.r:i nrc 12m? \ l.-. lfi‘.‘\l‘ll l."
iivrtotz. SQPl’lH'); Si. 4. View :u-w “His-i
sell at thr- pi'mu: lsidow Grum,
berg. violinist; (”.‘llcvalie-r C‘. [39’
lxlnccllotti at tho plzllln; Elsiel
Reign. contrnltn; .‘lud'é'll’llip I‘crcll
at the piano. "Face to Face “'ith
Stradivarius" from "Face to Face: '
With Grout Musicians" 0! Charles.
D. lsaacson. by Miss Hose liodru.
By planting a steel garage, shop or store in
your backyard or other piece of property and rent-
ing it to your neighbors you can harvest a large
crop of dollars.
!
l
l
lid-3
20 to 50 per cent»
ON YOUR INVESTMENT
Being manufacturers and erectors of steel
buildings we‘ are in a position to place our entire
125
Missing
Poultry Wire Netting
All Sizes in Stock—Oin- Prices Are Right
Rosenfield Brothers
Hardware and Housefurnlsh i ngs
Washinflton Street, Phone 340, Free Delivery
lam
facilities at your disposal: May we talk it over with
you? No obligation on your part implied or real.
Write, call or telephone. We are at your service.
Witness and Abandon
Courtney Murder Clue
(Continued from First Page.)
Exceptionally Pretty Footwear for Fair J line
had not been idnlllilicd in limo to np—L
pear for questioning ilt Coroner I‘llc-
lliu's lnqucst Saturday. and ucilm: un-
der the coroner's instructions. Sherm'
Life's .
pleasingly appropriate.
Brides and Graduates
. . _. ohm:
two happy events made happier 1:. w-
wll'll llll'y ““‘~"“"." ”H." Shiva)”. I‘m. 'f-Hvll p. m.-~(Imciul wculller forecastj
. -l' lll ll'il- .l v‘s llll‘lil'liT irtilrf W"- .. .. u « . ‘w'l
( (H t. .. , i IIIIY'H ullilll' lllt llltnls llislnli- ‘lg.’“‘1}n1‘!dl itpOl‘th “nil p'k‘h‘
All‘li ill .lli’w I ;; ‘ 1'»! “L lloll‘ l'il’l‘q shipping lliWV‘S ((‘XC‘t‘Dlllll; hiltlll‘dily).i
0" '(‘r l“ 1“ 9 ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' " ’ musical l-o 'l"‘l"l
vinll schools (ll Nulrnn‘isxll lullizt 011- ~.\ 1) f? ‘
.. . ll L i‘ i t i": W (”A “W .JIU p. Mimi-mill baseball scores.
. . MI. W, 'l \C: . . .1. . - . . .
:‘i " ‘0 " l V‘ l‘ ”H" L M“ I‘M Mill) p. lll.—~L‘losmgr prices on active
.(bl‘nl ll::l “Ha: '- w... -< k ‘ . 'i l‘ '-
'< n< '7‘. j~< ‘_i\l <H‘u‘;:lw'~3 . . . . .
":5; "’1‘,” "I, 7l a“ "in l l "'l>lii“l\.‘I }.~.u- “'0 “(HMO Col‘pOl‘illlOl! 0' America.
ul: l.‘. l"l'.i‘ . . w ._ _ . 10""
3w:- -l Hi" wimiw (-l li’~‘. ' . . -
l . 0.--... ton llllil: Signal. .in
lillilllulnl'fi LIBERTY.
Hill-.llill‘u
6
wt“ lll‘y :al tltc
:i wornzhslwnv for :1
laying of
llll-iuor‘lul l0
lioizllr \\'l'?i:>ivl<. S'Tl'i‘lill‘y (‘l‘ Slate
'Hllul'v-s will: _
"’l‘lli‘ rl-;l.l m i-cllu'io'lx lilQOrly, ‘
whiz ll Ills llvmlm .‘l truism, curl-loss
“in! no (me
politics to pro—
rvligious or-
iulruili- differ-
lllllll‘lllllll
lllrmlgll
with it up
simulil idol;
mole- l’lt‘ ll'llKllil‘“ o!
glilllvullouu. m sill/lull
‘)
*3
lo political (‘Ullll‘o‘it‘l‘slt'BZ
"\Nl' familiar \i'ilh ”1(- ('(ln-
copliml u! rv'lzimw lil-v-rt)‘ ”ill we
are likely to forget :it what cost froc—
llonl (ll' ('Ollswil
also the danger to which we are con-
#4:”le Pill )h‘l‘ll or ,-u ircrllulcsccncc of
lilgotl'v."
This lull: 9 practical
“10 present Ku Klux Klan mm'cmrnt.
:i. lllrgv p.1rt of whose activity is oh-
violisly l‘iri~('iwl {lg‘zlllls‘i l‘C‘llQ‘lOllS
le'll h ..
Although the Klan promott-l‘s make
it lzrnut fl‘lrtt'lt" of "Americ‘hnism."
from their usual utterances it seems
doubtful whether runny of them have
ever heard of the genuinely 100 per
cent. Amhricun in whose honor Sec--
rotary Hughes spoke. '
— -—.—-———_.
SAFETY PRACTICES.
The welfare department of a. life in-
surance company publishes an adver-
tisement which contains such. a clear. 7
concise statement 01‘ the first princi-
ples oi: safety for the pedestrian in
traffic that it deserves to be carefully
‘udled.
“Advisol people you are helping to 7
um the street croseings. to keep their 8.
am open. to wait for traffic signals,
miter to take a chance.
"Peach children caretulncss by be-
zinc careful when with them."
In 1921, it was reported. the auto-
mobile killed 33 persons a «lay. more 8
Municipal au-
r[ck autumn-
:l [‘5‘ SO
7
.vCouncil is teaching can.
1km and accident prevention all over.
like country. Both automobilist: and.
11ml 1). m.—-Ul‘l‘iciul weather i‘orlsczlsl.!-‘e""ml yards from ““3 railroad sta-
:00 p. lll.———“Ull:‘llltbb" null Industrial. U0
Conditions ill the l'lillcd Siatcs."fl3
bonds and Muck... [mu-in... m“... 143' 5 Perry spent much of yestcrday tracing
iPrcuss who said he .
L- to “:00 p. m.———Oi‘flclal Aiding-{With (‘ourtucy :lrid left him standing
BELMONT: METAL Co. INC.
CHESTER 0. FRENCH, aflepresentative
New Rochelle, N. Y. 2689-W
Telephone
mike-d briefly
from of tho Snugntuck post office.
n. .
Arrived at 0:2 .
W'e haven't overlooked the young man—cw-
here are styles that fit him and bent the 04.0.5
PRICED WITH A THOUGHT T0 ECONOMY
Yii't‘ hue her-ll won and 83
application to 9:
. My Caravan Has Rested,"
WCY. SChenf‘étMY (General Electric).
observed by the National Industrial
C(Ilil’ci‘i-licc Board.
:50 p. m.—~Storics from St. Nicholas
:vlilg'ilzllle: courtesy ol‘ the Century
Company.
:20 p. nl.—-"Thc Plattsburgh Idea."
by Major W. A. Dempsey. Quarter—
ulustcr Corps. Governors Island.
:30 p. ni.-—“l|evelopmcnt of Lawn
Tennis and the Davis Cup Contest."
by Julian S. Myrick. president of
the l'nilcrl States Lawn Tennis As-
sociation.
on to 9:30 p. m.—Conccrt under the
direction of Charles D. Isaacson.
musical director oi'rthe New York
Evening Mail. Opera. recital.
30 p. m.-—-Joint recital by Florence,
Briggs. violoncellist; Dorothy Fina}
pianist and accompanist. Program: I
”Melodie." Massenct: “Serenade.".
Pier-tie: “Simple Avue." Thoma!
“GS/Day Love Song,” Victor Her-
bert; "The Swan." Saint-Saens:‘
“Romance." Rubinstein; “Romance'
Sans Parole," Van Goens;: "Where
Lohr:
"Believe Me If All Those Endear-
ing Young Charms." by Miss.
Briggs: “Romance." Sibelius: Miss
Fine; “Country Gardens.'f,_0rainger. '
Miss Dine.
:00 p. m.——Stock and produce market
quotations and reports: baseball rev
suits and late news and bulletins.
WGI, Medici-1W6, m
(Alina).
:55 p. nix—Weekly husinessrenort.
:00 p. m.--—“The Place or the Minister
in Modern Society." Loo
unequal», s. '1'. D.. dean 0: Crane
We” School. Tufts College.
This is the eighteenth in the soil“
at Tufts College radio lectures. _
:15 p. m.-Blanche Greenwuy' Anon.
cacti-alto. accompanied by Eleanor
F. Chamberlain. “Mail Boar-t at Thy"
Sweet. Voice." tram “San-on 3nd
Item. 'f (Mom: “W“
(Wins): “The'Ovrli' (m. ’
pedestrian in some 106;}:th mm-
saw I». new“
M
be‘
Courtney was shown to how» stop-
ped from the train which arrived at
\Vestport at 9:30 o'clock Thursday
night. He talked with several persons
who sought to aid him because of his
condition. then went under the sta-
tion tunnel to the west-bound side of
the station. There he was met by
Preuss. who also offered aid. and who
almost immediately szilked away from
him on his way to the Home of a
friend nearby. No person is known
to have seen Courtney during the fif-
teen minutes that elapsed from the
timer Pmuss lett him until the 9:48.
west-bound killed him.
Rumors that insisted foul play de-
veloped. authorities learned. from ther , . Hosiery. All Colors
fact that Courtney was repcfled to L . Sandals, Pat; Smoked HOI'SBJ-nd White Horse
have. .
"quarreled" with unknown then
on the Westport station platform.
335 North Avenue,
’ PALACE BOOTERY
rmoxfrmm BUILDING ‘
UATION WE
Our Line of Graduation Footwear 13 complete. You Will Find
the Most U.) to Date Styles at the Most Popular Prices. Reinskin or
gunk Pumps, Goodyear Welt Soles and Rubber Heels, $2.46 to $6.95.
These quarrels. Coroner Phelan was
informed Saturday by the men who
had met Courtney. were with persons
who offered to assist the former avia-
tor and were rebuffed with high'words.
Shel-if: Perry is emcted to give his
latest information« received from
Prensa to Coroner’Phelan tOGKY‘.
100'!!! KILLS mm IN LONG
, 1mm.
unearths. Switzerland, June 5...
A tooth driven through. the
caused, the death of the Swiss. Aviator
J’qhuer. who was killed when, his. air-
mane. tell several. thousandxteet last.
larynx- : ' .
None of the aviators bond were .c ~
broken. and an autom W that.
Sullivan ,empt for a. tooth round in chop: hi5 .
ulna there. wen no internal injuries;
W 7
Advertise in the Scanner for the:
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122 Washm' gton Street
Milton Elwood
QUALITY roorwmn
South Norwalk
Ifll
WOMEN:
. mourn c: not: models,
W saturated.
SU‘MflER. roorwmn
3mm} .‘ III“ in mistook. from fame}: 6
mm m strap'pumps $5.00 to $9-
ranflns from trim Plain 0
fill-Hm ._ .
é: Bracken
two «>in
xflirds 1” til?
........ 55.00 to
' m "mtor pumps and "0"st
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